Festival trip guides

Prix Europa is Europe's largest media festival, held annually in October across Berlin and Potsdam. This guide covers every transport option—from flying into BER to navigating the U-Bahn and S-Bahn—so you can focus on networking and screenings.

Getting to transmediale in Berlin is straightforward if you plan ahead. This guide covers airport transfers, intercity rail, local transit, driving, accessibility, and late-night returns, so you can focus on the art.

Get the inside scoop on Prix Europa tickets: official registration, types of passes, costs, deadlines, and rules. Plan your visit to Europe's premier broadcasting festival.

Prix Europa is a media festival in Berlin that screens and discusses the best European productions. With careful planning, you can bring kids along—here's how to navigate the venue, find quiet breaks, and engage older children.

Prix Europa, held annually in Berlin and Potsdam, is Europe's largest tri-medial festival and competition, celebrating excellence in radio, television, and online media. As it approaches its 40th edition in 2026, here's what you need to know about its history, award categories, submissions process, and how to attend.

Fuel up for the ultimate street rave. Learn what to pack, how to handle snacks without glass, and how to find vegetarian treats along the route.

Rave The Planet is a free demonstration, not a ticketed party. Tickets are only needed for float ride-alongs and official afterparties, sold by crews and venues, not centrally. This guide explains how to get them safely.

Taking children to a massive techno parade requires planning. Learn about the dedicated Kids Rave float, how to manage pacing and sensory overload, and get practical tips on strollers, ear protection, and meeting points—so the whole family can enjoy Rave The Planet.

Discover Rave The Planet, Berlin's peaceful techno demonstration that revives the Love Parade spirit. Learn about the motto, the parade route, and how to experience this unique cultural phenomenon.

transmediale is not your typical art fair—it's a festival of ideas, art, and critical reflection on digital culture. If you're attending for the first time, you'll find a multi-venue programme packed with talks, exhibitions, performances, and workshops. This guide explains the festival's format, tells you what to expect, and how to avoid common mistakes so you can make the most of your visit.

transmediale is an annual festival in Berlin exploring post-digital culture. This guide covers ticket types, official purchase outlets, sale timing, pricing, resale rules, and practical tips for a smooth visit.

transmediale is Berlin’s annual festival for art and digital culture, evolving from a video showcase to a global platform for critical reflection. This guide unpacks its history, programming, awards, and how to get involved.